Fire & Safety Engineering

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Can you please mention the college name from where you wish to pursue BN.Tech in Fire & Safety?

Hello,
To get admission in IPS, as fire and safety engineer you need to clear the entrance examination cutoff of your category. This means you need to qualify JEE Mains examination after than you can easily get this branch.